High Definition Television Sets Powered by New Illumination Technology Fill Out Digital TV Line Introduced at CES 2007 LAS VEGAS -- LUXIM Corporation today announced that Panasonic has introduced its LIFI HD Television Series powered by LUXIM's revolutionary long-life LIFI(TM) illumination technology.
What does HDTV stand for?
HDTV stands for High Definition Television
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sells digital video and high definition television (HDTV) products to the top television broadcast companies throughout the world.
The Wooo 9000 series High Definition television line-up includes both LCD and PDP models.
ABI Research explores "The Future of the High Definition Television Market" in its study of the same name, which focuses on consumer electronics vendors who are making HDTVs, HD DVD players and recorders, and CPE vendors supplying HD set-top boxes for cable, satellite, telco/IP and terrestrial markets.
High definition television creates an emotional experience between the viewer and the on-screen action in a way that standard television has never been able to achieve.
With the sales of high definition televisions expected to grow from 10 million to 30 million over the next few years, Mitsubishi Electric and MHD will lead the charge into the high definition era of music television viewing.
A new study from Kagan Research, THE STATE OF HIGH DEFINITION TELEVISION 2006, forecasts 377 mil.
The IFA 2005 is an opportunity right now to see the extent to which the television of the future will benefit from the introduction of High Definition Television (HDTV).